Texture? Check! Lace? Check! This beautiful crochet infinity scarf ticks all the boxes! The lightweight design and beautiful color scheme will have you reaching for this scarf all throughout fall, winter, and spring. The pattern uses a self-striping yarn and the crossed ripple stitch, making it a standout addition to your collection of crochet patterns. I haven’t heard of this stitch before, so I am intrigued by the unique flair it brings to traditional crochet designs!

Designer: Carlieflo

Yarn: Red Heart Roll With It Melange (Aran Weight #4)

Fantastic! I bet you’ve got at least one skein of worsted weight yarn in your stash, so why don’t you try your hand at crocheting this cute one-skein infinity scarf? It’s an easy design that’s worked flat using double crochet and chain stitches in the filet crochet style. The pattern has lots of pictures and a video too, making it very beginner-friendly!

Designer: You Should Craft

Yarn: Knit Picks Brava Worsted (Worsted Weight #4)

The Cosmos Infinity Scarf from IPWF is great for those who love a squishy and cozy accessory. The most notable feature of this scarf is its use of super bulky yarn combined with a beautifully textured stitch, resulting in a generously sized, visually appealing piece. The design, worked flat using a modified version of the even moss stitch, creates a lovely ribbed texture that enhances its overall look and feel.

Designer: I Play With Fiber

Yarn: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick (Super Bulky Weight #6)

Of course, sometimes a quick infinity scarf is nice, because it stays close and cozy around your neck and it won’t add extra bulk underneath your jacket. This particular design, amazing in its simplicity, uses two strands of different colored yarn for a really cool two-tone effect. It’s perfect for scrap yarn, so why not raid your stash and see what you can come up with?

Designer: Thoresby Cottage

Yarn: (Sport Weight #3 or Fingering Weight #1 - two strands held double)

If you don’t like to wear a hat in the winter, then why not try this extra wide infinity scarf? It can be pulled up over your head as a hood so that you stay warm and stylish even on the coldest days. The beautiful shell stitch pattern is so striking and it makes a nice thick fabric with barely any holes, great for keeping you cozy. The pattern calls for single and double crochet stitches along with foundation single crochets and stacked single crochets.

Designer: Tales of Butterflies

Yarn: Caron Simply Soft Solids (Worsted Weight #4)

If you practically live in layers during the cooler months and are a fan of infinity scarf crochet patterns, then you are sure to appreciate this cute denim scarf that will pair beautifully with your blue jeans. This fast and easy design, perfect for those who love crocheting infinity scarves, is worked flat using mini puff stitches. The lovely golden accent color, a classic in infinity scarf crochet designs, is added afterward using surface slip stitches.

Designer: Celtic Knot Crochet

Yarn: Lion Brand Jeans (Worsted Weight #4)

I love free crochet infinity scarf patterns that are monochrome because they match with everything. This cute and chunky design uses the block stitch worked in rows. The block stitch has a great fluffy texture that looks like clouds - especially in the color the designer chose! Both written and video tutorial formats are available. Keywords: Infinity scarf designs.

Designer: Meghan Makes Do

Yarn: Red Heart Amore (Worsted Weight #4)

I love the way this beautiful infinity scarf incorporates different colors. Bold jewel tones of red, purple, and blue never looked better than in this striped chevron design - especially when framed in neutral gray. This pattern calls for half double crochet stitches, increases, and decreases.

Designer: Left in Knots

Yarn: Furls Whims Merino DK- Z Twist (DK Weight #3)

You heard it here first, folks - corner to corner crochet isn’t just for blankets! Just look at the gorgeous diagonal lines in this stunning crochet infinity scarf from The Stitchin’ Mommy. I love the subtle texture that you get from the C2C technique and the nice solid fabric too. Plus, the color choices in this cake yarn are just fabulous!

Designer: The Stitchin’ Mommy

Yarn: Yarn Bee Sugarwheel (Aran Weight #4)

Can’t decide between regular and infinity scarf styles? You only need to look at the gorgeous Transpose Scarf from knitandnot. The buttons aren’t just there for decoration (although they do look totally cute). With this scarf, you can choose to wear it buttoned for an infinity look or unbuttoned for a regular scarf – you only need to adjust the buttons to switch styles.

Designer: knitandnot

Yarn: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick (Super Bulky Weight #6)

Just look at the gorgeous gradient in our next free crochet infinity scarf pattern! Use a self-striping yarn to make your life so much easier, and to really upgrade the look of your crochet projects. With just double crochet stitches, you can create this beautifully textured scarf pattern. Yes, it’s beginner friendly!

Designer: The Stitchin’ Mommy

Yarn: Lion Brand Scarfie (Bulky Weight #5)

Have you tried planned pooling before? With a bit of patience, you can get the colors in a self striping yarn to align just right and create a beautiful argyle design. If you can match the gauge just right, then you will be able to make this cute infinity scarf with just single crochet stitches. I’m partial to these shades of pink and purple, but it would really look good in any colors. 

Designer: Emily Berney for Yarnspirations

Yarn: Patons North America Classic Wool DK Superwash (DK Weight #)

Discover the charm of creating a double crochet infinity scarf pattern with this delightful project from Hobbii. Utilizing basic crochet stitches, including a combination of single crochet, double crochet, and skipping stitches, you can craft this beautiful textured scarf. The design calls for silk and merino yarns to be held double, ensuring a cozy scarf with a soft and fuzzy halo effect. The double crochet technique contributes to the scarf's appealing texture, and you can tell just by looking at it that it’s incredibly soft! This pattern is perfect for those who love infinity scarves and are eager to try their hand at a double crochet variation.

Designer: Tine Sommer Hansen for Hobbii

Yarn: Hobbii Kid Silk and Hobbii Baby Merino

(Lace Weight #0 and Fingering Weight #1, respectively - held double)

Discover this free infinity scarf crochet pattern that features rows of eyelet lace, adding a lovely decorative touch to a colorful crochet infinity scarf. This design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also yarn-efficient, allowing you to create it with just one skein! Beginner crocheters will find this pattern particularly appealing, as it is surprisingly easy to make. It requires only basic stitches - single and double crochet - making it an ideal project for those new to crocheting.

Designer: Stitch 11

Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Stripes (Aran Weight #4)

If you’re feeling fancy, check out this beautiful pink infinity scarf from Crochet Kim. This design is extra special because it features shiny, eye-catching beads! You can learn more about how to add beads to crochet, and how to do the Tunisian simple stitch in this fun and free crochet infinity scarf pattern. Plus, with the detailed instructions provided, you won't have to worry about getting lost or confused during the process.

Designer: Crochet Kim

Yarn: Cascade Yarns ® Cascade 220® Fingering (Light Fingering Weight #1)

Here’s one of our free crochet infinity scarf patterns that’s perfect for using up leftover skeins of yarn. The design calls for 3 colors and it features an easy 3 row repeat. I love how the pattern uses a variety of basic crochet stitches to keep things interesting and fun. There are also single crochet picot stitches and crab stitches for added texture.

Designer: Elk Studio Handcrafted

Yarn: Red Heart Soft (Aran Weight #4)

Warm wool yarn is an excellent choice for a super cozy crochet infinity scarf. Whether you make this one for you or for someone else, you are sure to appreciate its simplicity! This easy design gets its subtle texture from alternating between single crochet stitches worked in the front loops only and single crochet stitches worked in the back loops only. This is a great way to create a unique and stylish accessory that's both warm and comfortable.

Designer: Kristin Stoltzfus for Cascade Yarns

Yarn: Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash (Worsted Weight #4)

Puff stitches add tons of texture for a warm and cozy infinity scarf with dramatic volume. This unique design is sure to turn some heads - especially with the addition of rows of crossed double crochet stitches. Much like cables, these crossed stitches are worked by skipping stitches and then going back to them. 

Designer: Easy Crochet

Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice (Worsted Weight #4)

Discover easy crochet infinity scarf designs that elevate your crafting experience. Upgrade the basic chevron stitch with a touch of lace and a brightly colored self-striping yarn for an extra special crochet infinity scarf you won’t want to take off! This design, perfect for beginners and seasoned crocheters alike, calls for single, double, and wide double crochet stitches. Both written and charted formats are available to suit your preference. There’s even a matching fingerless glove pattern to complete your stylish, handmade ensemble.

Designer: Moogly

Yarn: Schachenmayr Regia Stripemania Color (DK Weight #3)

Choose two bold, contrasting colors for this stand out infinity scarf design from Cre8tion Crochet. The pattern is split into three sections. Each color gets one solid section to itself, and then the third section uses both colors in a beautiful and easy chevron design. The resulting scarf is so modern and fun, don’t you think?

Designer: Cre8tion Crochet

Yarn: WeCrochet City Tweed (Worsted Weight #4)

Do you know the secret for nailing the houndstooth design in your crochet projects? It’s actually really easy! All you have to do is alternate single and double crochet stitches and switch colors every row. Classic black and white is a great choice for color combos that will match a wide variety of the outfits in your closet. 

Designer: Elk Handcrafted Studio

Yarn: Caron Simply Soft (Aran Weight #4)

I love the beautiful colors in this pretty crochet infinity scarf design from Fiber Flux. The stitches are so voluminous I thought they must be puff stitches or popcorn stitches. In reality, they’re just clusters of double crochet stitches in the traditional granny stitch. They really do look extra special in a super bulky yarn though! 

Designer: Fiber Flux

Yarn: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick (Super Bulky Weight #6)

Beautifully textured puff stitches bring out the best in a soft and shiny yarn in this gorgeous and free crochet infinity scarf pattern from All About Ami. It’s cute, it’s cozy, and it’s totally easy too! There is also a child-size version of this free crochet pattern along with a jumbo-sized version that uses bulky weight #5 yarn. 

Designer: All About Ami

Yarn: Bernat Satin Solids (Worsted Weight #4)

The last thing you want your infinity scarf to be is stiff. This design uses an easy and attractive mesh stitch design that alternates half double crochet and chain stitches. The surface of the work has wonderful drapes and moves and flows just like fabric. Finish it off with a 3D flower and you’re ready to hit the town! 

Designer: Little Thingies

Yarn: Lion Brand Fisherman’s Wool (Aran Weight #4)

You can keep thicker yarns soft and drapey with an extra large hook. This design calls for a size 15.75 mm (size Q)! Sure, you might have to make a run to the craft store if you don’t have that size hook already, but this cute crochet infinity scarf is worth it. You’ll be using half double crochet and half double crochet in the 3rd loop (aka camel stitch) for this pattern. 

Designer: Crafts by Sarah Liz

Yarn: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick (Super Bulky Weight #6)